Inter-parliamentary cooperation centered on the meeting of the officials of Uzbekistan and England

According to the Fars News Agency correspondent in Tashkent, “Tenzila Narbayeva”, Speaker of the Senate of Uzbekistan, and “John McFall”, Speaker of the House of Lords of England, discussed the issues of expanding inter-parliamentary cooperation between the two countries.

In this meeting, issues such as the expansion of political and diplomatic dialogues between Uzbekistan and England, the intensification of parliamentary diplomacy, the creation of new incentives in business and economic relations, and the expansion of cooperation in the cultural and humanitarian fields were discussed.

In this meeting, reports on the work done in recent years in Uzbekistan to ensure human rights and interests, the development strategy of “Uzbekistan-2030” of more democratization The society and the development of socio-economic reforms were given to the British side.

Also, it was emphasized that the development of economic partnership between the two countries is a priority and the development of trade, economic and investment relations for the countries We are useful. The investment meeting between Uzbekistan and England has become an effective platform for the development of promising areas of bilateral cooperation. , expanding the range of relations between different sectors of the economy and strengthening cooperation in the field of education and technology were exchanged. Special attention was paid to the intensification of inter-parliamentary dialogues.

Among other things, it was noted that the exchange of experiences in the fields of passing laws, carrying out parliamentary supervision, organizing the trips of parliamentarians of the two countries with the aim of strengthening relations Mutual and close as well as constructive cooperation within the framework of international parliamentary structures is necessary.

England is one of the biggest economic and commercial partners of Uzbekistan in Europe.

The Chairman of the Senate of Uzbekistan and the Chairman of the National Commission for Combating Human Trafficking and Decent Work also met with “Justin Bedford”, the special representative of the Prime Minister of England for the elimination of forced labor, and exchanged experiences in the field of combating human trafficking. and forced labor, the evolution of legal documents in these dimensions, establishing cooperation in the fight against contemporary forms of slavery.

The parties also expressed their readiness to cooperate in implementing projects and programs. The new joint announced the use of advanced technologies and the use of new methods in the field of labor relations.

Now in Uzbekistan, there are 567 company units with the investment of British investors, including 396 joint company units and 162 company units with 100% capital of English investors operate in the fields of food, mining, pharmaceutical and textile industries as well as trade and services.

England recognized the independence of Uzbekistan on December 31, 1991 and diplomatic relations were established between these two countries on February 18, 1992.

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